"I will do whatever is necessary to have my application move forward," said Corcho owner Benlly Polanco.

Although the community board does not normally meet during the summer, a special meeting was scheduled to review liquor license applications in the light of the 30 day timetable set by the State liquor Authority for community feedback on applications.‬

Corcho, which is on the popular, yet controversial strip of Dyckman Street termed "Alcohol Alley," would be the fifth alcohol serving establishment on the strip with a sidewalk cafe license, including Mamajuana Cafe, Mama Sushi, Papasito and Il Sole.‬

CB12 will vote on the economic development committee’s resolution during its executive meeting this month.

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